Oregon City enterprise., May 12, 1899, Page 4, Image 4

OREGON CITY ENTKRWISE, FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1890.
Oregon City Enterprise.
Iubllliec1 Kvery Krlrfny.
L. U POKTKK, I'snrai r..
HUHaCUUTinN HATKM.
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tin month '
Tnal subscription, two monthi i
A discount o .V) Cfiits i.n til subscriptions
Jbr out year, 26 cent (or six moniu, II
Mid in advance.
Advertising rates given on application.
. Bubscrlbers Ami Hit dale of eiplra
Uon stamped on tbelr pata (ollowtii
their nam. If I bin date u not changed
within two weeks rtr a payment, kindly
notify oi tnd w will look alter IU
Xnlercd at th posintrie In Oregon City,
Or., a second clan matter.
AGISTS FOR THE KSTKRPRIH8,
Beaver Creek.
Can by
Clai'kania
Milwaukie ....
I' 11 ion Mills...
Meadow Brook
New Kra
Wilsonville ...
l'arkplace ....
Button!
Mulino
1'arup
Molalla
Maniim
liuiu-mle
Aurora..
Onrille
Kagle Creek...
lHntaM.'us
Handy
CurriiisTille
..lr. T. B. Thomas
lieo. Knight
A. Mather
...Oscar WiMinKvr
11. J. Truliinger
.... CI i as. Ilulmaii
...V. H. Newtrry
Henrr Miley
K. L. Knsil
J.Q. (im
C. T. Howard
K. M. Cooper
, Annie Stnbba
.... K. M. llartman
B. Jennings
.. Henrv A. rnivter
, L J. tVrdut
11. V libera
J. C. Klliott
K. 0. risen
(ieo. J. Curnn
Cherryville Mrs. M. J. Hammer
Marmot Adolpli AschoH
B-lhetj lo buildup Oregon. Illy
1 to cWe Oregon City 1'eople joar
Patronage.
Tub Portland Railway Company has
raied the wa-ea of its employee! 12,l
per cent.
Tuihe is talk of an extra session of
congteM to pat-s Deeded monetary legis
lation. It should be done.
At the last session of the legislature: I
fee hill was pasnd applicable only to in
Multnomah county hy which litigant j T" LJ
are obliged to pay til' ady for jury ;kj
bilged to pay
ml four dollars to the sheriir (or
serving papers. This Mil wss attacked'
.I....... I t.i. I I. tnal tMkMtl I
an UlllllllI'lllullueH, i-v im- ...... j
decided good hy Judge Frailer. Thefc;
cost of litigation should he more latgcly
home by the parties who indulge In it.
OF THE WEEK
Ai l report go to show that the Filipi
nos are utterly demoralised, an j their
army is nothing mora than a rahhle,
They started the fight w ith the idea that
they could run the Americans into the
sea, but all this is soon change.'. The
light put up at Calumput and especially
the crossing made o( the river beyond,
utterly discouraged the Filipinos, as
they believed that their works at this
point could not be taken. They had de
fied the Spauhdi at this point and bo
lieye J that they could do the same with
the Americans. Since the capture i(
this place the war has become a chase.
All accounts o( the Oregon troops and
Company I in (articular make Oregon
City people proud o( the boys.
It is a disgrace to Portland and the
state that the sailor boarding house
keepers are not cleared out of that town.
Tub dynamiters at Wardner have
gone to enlist with Aguinaldo. At least
they baye adopted his tactics on ap
proach of Uncle Sam's troops.
Tub sheriff at Wardner has been ar
rested for abetting the rioters. From
all information received this charge is
true and he should be ousted from office.
What has our county board done with
the law concerning the board of prison
era. Wheu demanding "hiJs" in other
ruatterB why not follow the law in this.
American competition alarms Eng
land. Not only is American goods sup
planting those of English make in the
markets of the world, but EnUeu rail
roads have placed orders for locomatives
wfth American builders.
Tub resignation of Miles or Alger may j
be looked for. The commission ap
pointed to investigate the beef question
Lave found technically that the charges
of Miles were not sustained. While this
may be true it is brought out by the in
vestigation that the charges were in
substance correct. One of these men
should go and Alger is the one.
Portland University will probably
move, although it w ill not leave Port
land, It is claimed that the school can
gut no concession from the property
holders on the peninsula and as it is
necessary to have some help to get finan
cially started it w ill move to some other
part ot Portland where help will he
given.
Tin Coi rikr HkkAi.i) again in its last
week's issue calls our soldiers lu the
Philippines, murderers. The Philippines
were a legacy of the Spanish w ar. They
were in a word loreed upon us. Relore
peace waa declared the United States
had destroyed all civiliied government
in the islands. What was the great re
public to do after taking up a war in the
name of humanity and the uplifting of
an ignorant and down-trodden eople,
and after destroying what little civiliied
power there was in the islands? Our
contemporary would have this govern
ment lay down the "White Man's Hur
den" and relinquish to savages thousands
of white people and millions of property
to say nothing of the Spanish soldiers
held by these savage Tagals. The war
is carried on by the leaders of the Fili
pinos not for the good of the natives, but
to enrich themselves if s uccesaful in the
w ar by selling the church property and
franchises and corperate rights. Even
now they are torn by dissension and
almost in open war as to who shall be
supreme among themselves. Certainly
not the spirit of liberty. There is a class of
people in this countiyof whom Bryan
and Atkinson are good, examples, that
for political reasons are stirring up all
the trouble possible. They imagine that
tiiey can discredit the administration
by talking about enslaving the Fiftpinos,
the Cubans, the Porto Ricans. In fact
in their opinion slavery is established
wherever the American flag is planted.
They, to make trouble, have demanded
that the volunteers be discharged.
Atkinson wrote phamplets trying to in
cite trouble w ith the volunteers and they
were taken from the mails at San Fran
cisco. During the civil war these people
were known as "copper heads." They
have a bureau where these attack on
civilization, advancement and this gov
ernment are formulated and they are
issued to the calamity press and are
known as boiler plate editorials. Our
contemporary is filling its columns just
now w ith this imported stuff and insult
ing the boys in blue and everyone who
believes in the "White Man's Burden."
We are advancing. Civilization has
been planted under the Stars and Stripes
in many lands in the last few months
and both are there to stay, notwithstand
ing the demagogues. We are not ready
to turn over to the savages lands that
have been baptized by the blood of
our soldier boys.
Friday, Mayo.
American troops are pushing on to
San Fernando.
And now they have a cracker trtiat.
The director of the renins has asked
that supervisors lw apHtuted to take the
census iu Oregon.
The atrkert at Wardner take to the
hills.
Spain makes a claim on China because
of arms taken from the latter to the
Philippine during the war.
Manuel wins the Kentucky derhy.
Welborn, theTniU-ri'erol government
funds at San Francisco has lccn arrested
as a private in a regiment stationed at
that place.
The cotton and iron industries are at
trading great attention in the South
now.
Portland's exposition opens Sept, 2H.
Saturday, May 0.
Aguinaldo want to surrender if some
concessions are made,
Frick denies that Carnegie interests
are going in the steel combine.
Filipino flee in dismay at San Fer
nando. iVmand is made that the lines of the
congressional district 1 follow ed in
making the census district.
A strike is eminent on the
Buffalo.
MR
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niters for purifying water are of ; j
nniny kind In their mechanical strno , "j
Jure. but. according to the report of the , r
Maryland state hoard of health. It Jj
would appear that such filters may I Jj
steadily low efficiency nntil they U- ) H
come flrwt class culture bed (or bacteria, j J
In evidence of this position an example j J
cit.nl is that of a mnn In Unltlmore who , r
11 uaannr ,t t t t .t x .t t t t x t
Real Estate forSale...
Knsl Siil lUilwuy, Oreo,
l
.... am ti til nf hi
WMll Wlw f i'in vw. ""V " " kj
Is at l.irifst (IW.T ailil ItltsM I Wt
qtiently puts his drinking water thronkh
tme of the small doineatio filter com-
tnon in the market
A text of this arrangement showed
tlist on a day when the city tap were
running 610 bacteria to the cuhlo cen
timeter the large lllter was delivering
Miio 0.VO0 bacteria in the sniiia water
When the largo (liter was repacked,
duly 9 bacteria 'T centimeter got
tliroiiL-h it though this some water
.1. . .mo it hi. II? fl. IHWir
I rui'i -
. .. .i I
.. i.i i tn (rri'iiini v hi, ' ,
nun . i"" .. - ,
.ii i.i. I..... .
li inu- W"-t l" M'"l 'I
lllirlli ,V n;r,, i cul.ivnli..... Ml o liRhl .ru.h. I'rl
iht iicrc Vwy t,'r,,",
All ..f l.H-k il it. W"t (5I'"Ih1' ' 111
S.')0.(H).
Also g,Hl farm .rwrly f-r m1 fvrl.llrnt
Call on or Atldroif
G. I i. DLMICK,
ATTOHNtY AT LAW,
OREGON CITY,
HE HAD A DAD HADIT.
Am II Mm4m llm ! !
II lk la Kealaebr.
The maiisgrrcf hfe lli.urslice ct.m-
jiany had i'1" ""r
"Llfu limurauce ounpam.
oiiaaoN. 3
he was
when rawed through the small (liter I urn uro a particular aNmt th
came out with 71 bacteria per cruti- j U tli.y already have on tlmlr lMs
Uieter
This aspect of the matter I still fur
ther strengthened by another example,
a cane where a (liter siipikmmhI to be the
Nut In the market was In mm The
a. they am h.M g-ltl'g ln
the N glniiing They are rich, nf ciurs
hut tiny are no mot ainhms l.i tsk
In a man who will die of di-nns within
the first yeMT two than they ar lo
1
The federal troops have no resistance
at Wardner.
with sailor hoarding house keeMrs about
Yescel leaving Portland have trouble
their crews.
town. "Me was asked to prak ami or n . ,i wl,u llri or no
I ...... .. . - -
do k at 1 ci'nme compHe.1 In lii nsnal style, l on .,rVu( J(tU)ll duo day he was In our
have named this church arter a gTeni ' omVj, ,1(,iiy u ntl.iii"'l the fai t
mnn.' he said, 'and I liom yon will try . ,i , i. w, uuinj to msk a trip to
Kentiiiky
Sunday, May 7.
The insurgents at Manila become
more demoralised dailr.
American competition ii attracting
the attention ol Kuro.
Miles or Alger will probably go.
A biscuit trust la formed.
Monday, May 8.
American troop still push on in the
Philippines.
Gen. Mile is blamed by the tx-ef in
quiry commission for not reporting to
the secretary of war promptly his beliel
that the beef was not proper food for the
army. It also find that the beef is
such as was generally furnished to the
trade and was not embalmed.
Wanted, a fresh milch cow.
at this office.
Enquire
It has been announced that Dewey
would return by the Hwi route. A
strong elibrt is being made to have him
come by way of San Francisco and give
him a monster reception. He fabould
come the latter way as it is the proper
route for travel from this country to
the Philippines and the other should not
be encouraged.
The director of the census has aeked
that supervisors be appointed to take
the next census. Oregon will be divided
into two districts but the division has
not followed the congressional diwtricts
but an effort is being made to have this
changed so as to correspond to the dis-1 shoes feel easy. It is a certain cure for
tricts. These appointments as well as : sweating, callous and hot, tired, aching
iryit ro aay boiu ny an drug
No Right to Ugliness.
The woman who is lovely in face, fonn
and temper will always have friends, hut
one who would be attractive inunt keep
her health. If she is weak, sickly and
all run down, she will be nervous and
rritable. If she lias constipation or
kidney trouble, her impure blood will
cause pimples, blotches, skin eruptions
and a wretched complexion. Electric
Bitters is the best medicine in the world
to regulate stomach, liver and kidneys
and. to purify the blood. It gives strong
nerves, bright eyes,mooth velvety skin,
rich complexion. It will make a good
looking, charming woman of a run-down
invalid. Only 50 cents at G. A. Hard
ing's Drug Store.
Shake Into Your Shoes
Allen's Foot-Ease, a powder for the
feet. It cures painful, swollen, smart
ing nervous feet, and instantly takes the
sting out of corns and bunions. It's the
greatest comfort discovery of the age.
Allen's Foot-Ease makes tight or new
British ships will put in aclaimfor
damages against the United States for
detention and trouble over crew with
the Bailor boarding house keekers.
McKinlev gets an ovation at a monster
Chicago meeting.
Union men are barred out nnder
martial law at Wardner and cannot
w ork in the mines.
France demands a concession from
China for imprisoning a missonary
Tuesday, May 0.
Alger's friends claim that he is com
pletely vindicated.
A railroad trust is the latest in tho
trust line.
Germany is against admitting our
meats.
The president takes a trip to Hot
Springs for ten days.
Wednesday, May 10.
' The natives intrench themselves at
each town as they retreat from .Manila.
America and England will try and
establish arbitration at the peace conference.
.fr...-tlv..ii.a nf tlita (liter was so short .L. I.. . iM.rfrt. llv healthy mn and
lived that the precaution was olnwrvrd . ,m ,Mmrd hi life by taking J r
of boiling the water after It was Altered. m,nn r,k, in ihnigeroiis pursuit or by
travel in unhealthy countrlr
W hmt IU Itlda'l Kow. ,.j r,.,,,,,,,,,, a fiiuuy Instance that
"They any that ex Mayor Latmb p,,,,,.,! , while 1 wa living In
went to some sort of a celebration given ' i.'i,i.i. dim of our 1 10. out) men
hy the hlwuexer colored church down on ( B w(lT(,f timg a man a lur In the Wnrw Vlt KtnrfnrV
Montgomery street." mild mnn alxitit , ,.,,.'1, BU,j U,m n,oiiiu man-. J wuiiaiuuaui j .
The increase) In our hu
last seas.ui was very !.
tory, w bi li is prixY thsl
inert, (I-iciiillil( po"U, i
fiiiirt'i"i, sijuaro Irralt:
am n''f'"iie by the v
We will make it better
this ii. i". m lliAti lat.
raiilmt glc V"t lwtr t'
IIH lit. but we jve you lr
values f--r your ilnlUrt L
yutl ever tfi'l s-fire.
to emulate hi exaiiipln Ho was a man
who ct.nhln't I led astray by any one
and believed hi tlrst duty w as to God
and then to hi fellow man He whs
a' Well. I dm t know w hat all he
dulu't say alsmt that fellow EN neier.
hut anyhow he noticed for tme reason
or other his addresa wasn't a tumnltu-
" 'Whrnr lixinlre.1 th matnger
alertly
" 'Next Weif
" '(in I tiniiies r pleasure?
'G.Tliig to I uy a pair i f hnr
.f,rrrrr hesitated th" mn-
... , . .
agi-r 'U'ror yoti in i wiau jou
away after the ma ting Is lilrnl Old Mi
he wa humming the old hymn 'Here I
Itniso My F.benefer and trying lo flg
nre the matter ont When he got home
heaskiil a good (liristian lady, who
onsly r-eived as usual, ami at ho drove , , at1 lllB'
"'What f..r T Want In to buy a
horse; fi.r yotiT'
' 'No; 1 wnl to arrange aU.nl your
policy. '
" 'Wliat it. i run want to arrange
bsppened to be there on yiit. who UmtUf ,n-t u all right T'
Ehenerer Was I .. ,r. ,, t ,t,T n this
" 'Why. you gisjne, ' said she. 'EU'n- ,, if , ,jown to Km-,
..... M..n . .....n li'lu.i..... ni...n. I . .... .... I
"' i ' " 1 - im-ay wo 11 have loa.tvam in rat
stone Didn't you know that T I , yin ,., Ul( k
Now when G. n. ral Utn.be ad- j .. .VrtU w hat In Ugn th.
drew. a church audience he carrle a no,r uA. when the manager
,. . iiii.i . .i: ..t - ...k kl... : - . . J
pisket Itihle dictionary with him ."
Baltimcr News
Interrnpteil him.
" 'Ion't fly the traek. my dear fel-
List ' lm sjtlil L-riitlr 'It's all riuht lief
t arn I'or tk Sbab.
r I it.. ..l. 1. I t.fui.1. .r I.. at.- l.tit
During the winter moi.tha the little . Jiii. vfun.t w- T UlB'MII,;
colony of floor ,U Enli-h roploat fe- toKmtn.kv and
j call men linr like ymi do In this sec
ition Not mm hi We Imvrn't got f 1 0. -
MM
heran orguiiir.e iniireri for one anoth
er'i amusement There Is a dance now
-i. . . . .i . .. i .i .. i -.i..... .1.
ami u.eu n, . . . rKnw. ..., 0,w , , , ko ,, ,,
weather is cold of curse there is skat ,. ttJ , U "WB.h
lug Skating Is the great.t marvel of f tul Star
II to the Persian Some year ago the
lata shah. Naur I Din. ww 80 skater, AN HONEST ARTIST,
twirling ami curling and spuming
gracefully on the he I In was amused ( tl, VoulJ ..l I'.Ui m II. I.e. lor
Ho thought it wiinderful. The next day i , alllra,
ho sent to the legation nnd borrowed a
DvsDGDsia Curt
Digests what you cat
Itartlflclallyd'gesMhefoodisJif,
nature In alrriiglhenlhtf an4 K
strucilng the rxiiausteo: uigmim
gana. HIstheUtestdlscotcrMic;
: ant and tonic. No other i)rrtyv
1 can ipproarh It In crttclcnry. ij
i stantiy relieves ntui tertiiftiienrj?
j Dyspepsia, lmligestioit. Hcait:.
in. I .vh .m U twreii the Flatulence. Siiir Stomarh. i
i Tlii.rn u iis
dozen pairs or ti.e skat. ii..., he , Klll,M.rr A,m, Sn.Wn nnd his ,-.,u.in. ! Sick llead;iche.;astr.i!gl,i.frm;.
muuo ins i..ui.s.ers l".i on ami line...,,, j,rl1u Nl(I))in( M ( .rj.ln,lt ajl ot lirr results I -f imiM-rfert UY '
l"" '"'" ",u """"' called "I'l. n I'll... ' Tin. prime ns.d to ffpore as n.. w.w n.e..i.-
gronuds. The pisir minister were ter
ribly discomfited, but it wa twice a
much as their heads Were worth to re
fuse. His majesty was more amused
than ever, and he nearly had an ao
plectic (it from laughing
P.ev. C. U.
Portland.
Thoburn dies suddcnlv at
Prunes are much damaged.
The British ship, Troop, is Btill having
trouble about the crew.
Thursday, May 11.
The Filipino congress expresses a
strong desire for eaee.
the enumerators bate more politics in
them than is good for the work to be
done.
feet.
gists and shoe store. By mail for 25c,
in stamps. Trial package FREE. Ad
dress, Allen S. Olmsted, Le Roy, N. T.
There is no immediate prospect (or tire
return of the troops.
Strong inducements are oll'ered to
Dewey to come by way of the I'acillc
coast.
All Is quiet at Apia.
Census districts are changed to conform
with congressional districts in this state.
G. A. R. people endorse Governor
Geer in bis stand about the Oregon volunteers.
li
make iihtiMVe ln n;;iilnt the em
peror, which p.i.ple were i Illy t.si ready
to repent tu ti I it "b t him til.. lie, '
I.llis Nap" Inil. uonld irply "Ho 1
tisi well km. i u N'u one Mould turn mo
Ollt to pliirn him i II th" tliPilie. "
Th" eiiipi r. r was rurrii t. f.,r no onn
said a good word iiU.nt I'li.ri I'lori '
lie whs roiiiiiii.iilv l..-!icvi-d tu luivo
Ths niser. ! slinwn t lm W lute (. ill li. r ill t lie r iin.n
Many a man with his j arid m-vi-r c""i .l liini. f where the
Fur .ile I i i ..-ii, A. ji Vs-.
wliiile soul iiiiiiii tied in
liusiness mid in. .my p i.
ting is like the tin-.-r
wliohe xprtiiK- duor lit
to and locked him in fm
ever. Men
wotk anil .liive
mid worry uii.l
set sick mid
1 (Xrt"Wflr- ,l. 1 1 .it.. . 1 1. .(
; health iswoiili
lil 'tslli more than
irold, and L7.f 4 I -'i'J thut a hn'.i.v.
cheerful I'vf - J it I li mi- is rat fifr
to be elms, en than gn at
riches, tin- I til they lu-ar
the trap- " 'ilnor of ilisi a'.e
spring to and shut them nfr from ull the
bright hopes they labored for.
A sick tnun cannot be happy; he camint
accomplish the vonk he hits to il.i in tins
world; he loses the very money he is slnv-
inif lor; his ambition defeats itself. Anv
: i'f r.--i-i
1 'w V In 1. ....,
lead was falling An t In 1 1-h hidv, who
iu Imr mi tii iln . n, in, '!.! u itli I'r. n. li
Society, tella ill li. r ' ' I'l ill i'll f'oiirts
nnd l'orel.'ii lloin. s" a utory as dlw ri-d-ital
le to Prim Nii..oii as it is hon
orable, to n FrelH Ii arils)
While the iii Imt was painting tho
historical picini.- ( , liaitle of the
Almii. which ill.. cni r. r hud ordered,
Prince Napoleon call. d m tlM. painii r'
studio to inalii! ktiovvii to him (I,., fact
On lenviri h't mi nl In-u is-, th,. prom
inent (igure in tin- 1 1, ill., t,, (, himself
mounted on hie w lute charter. He i.i-nl
the horse to the art i t hi that hn could
paint its exact pi uiait When m pie
(ure was fiin-lie, it ,.! inviiatioim wero
sent out for a -'piiiat.. view," tho
white clinii-'' r seen, a t.n.iiili.i-iii
man who discover that his stri ni'lh and ' "gure In the Imtlie. I.iil wnhiiiit ii rider
cnerKy are giving way has un inilailing
means of retraining his physical heniili and
stamina in the simple yet all potent nnor
alive power of that wondi-ilnl "Col.len
Medical Discovery " originated bv Dr. K V.
Pierce, of linlfalo. N. Y ., the world famous
epeciiilit in disease of the nutritive or
ganism, Amoiii; the thouuiml who hnve ron.nli s Mini
bv msil Die os of Mr. Newton n. f tin ke, of
Tiolrrsvi'lc. 1'ipiHih Co., Miss., as shown in thr
foil. .Willi Ii Mi r ill.licilU' the rrnturklililr rlli. m y
of his Irrslnirut : " In llecenilii-r th-, inv h- .il
beit.in to fail I tricil many iliffi nut kin. I of
tnriim'inanii ine more I look ilirwor- lh- .'li
easeprw. Finslly ih April when , w f. .I,!,.,," ., '"
with (he f-rm work my li'nllli got so th ,t i lyllroi "'"" IS Sold for ttir) small price
could uphold out towork one hour. Myl.muh V) Cents and fill CCIiIh hii.I 1 1 oil i
became short nnd I was wenk anil nervous. nnl 8 11 "-""i d'S II
Ut. lli-lllin-,' of ll,t. e 1 1 i.. ii,ii,,n
tho prince sent an aid de camp t,, a.g
, im. r.'MH.iit ii-,- .,.,,, t tll
; horMe hhoill.l -f 1 1 : 1 1 1 . if tl,,, i-i,- n-l..l..
ed. hut IK. I id. Would lm on It Ti.ll j
tl.u prime I h.-.i,. y,.t ,,Jlilltl,(1
! lie." The lii.il was l.ii.cli T, pri,.u ,
I ordered thy hoi-.- I,, la- ,,,1,1,1 out j
j -ot' Tin ir. j
it 111
unnnon h t oiiI, an-1 ConHurnhtmn I
of I
Ni f 1
Tn am aars. 1. UU Ih.
th.t 'r ft li A "r M j
FERRYS
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To Cure a Cold In One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo (juinlne Tablets.
All druggists refund money if tails to
cure. 213c. The genuine has L. L. Q.
in each tablet.
J. D. Bridge, editor and proprietor of
the Democrat, Lancaster, N. If., says:
"I would not be without One Minute
Cough Cure for my boy, when troubled
with cough or cold. It is the best
remedy for croup I ever used . "
Geo, A. Hahdino.
...a i i.uo. does not
ffiitltni-s wouM spit Wowl. I was iioi.Mr u, I euro dike the boftlo (uick ii.l u u III .
", 'tried onrof the doctors in Ihevulnlly I fn,i , , , . 8 H" r"
but fulled to obtain relief. I seemed to grow ' 11,11 y"r """"'y. Sold for over fllw
worse. My fiithsr received a hkc from I.r. venrs on ll.tu .. . ... !
Pierce In which I read of a case similar lo mine j' Ku'imiucu. i.-r,;0 1?!) cell I H I
and decided to write to Pr. I'ierre. He reroml and fiO CCIllS. C, (1 Hniilli.u tl .. I I
mended me to take his T.olden Medical Disrn. -. ' ""Hy i till) I Irilg-
try: After taking six bottles of this remedy I I
cau renimniend it as one of the best meilirines -
to build up the system. I am now enjoying- Mi..
"odheauh." I Nwlot of wrappers trimmed in vU
Torpid liver and constipation sre surely I v,!t. !' and braid. All nrieea At i
and speedilvcured byDr. i'ierce's rirasant Ita-U Hliin, th
Pelleis. They never Rripe. They regulate, ki,lh,",H'
tone D and invieorate the liver, stomni-h I i
and bowels. No substitute urged hy uicr- !',,. i i
cenary dealers is as Kood. i neumonla, la grippe, coiwl1H. colds
croup and whooping cough readily ylel,
to One Minute CoKh Cure. M
remedy in time and savo doctor's bill
or the undertaker's.
Uo. A. Habwmo.
Uon't make underwear when it can be
bought at such very low prices at the
Racket Store.
if 0k Shilohs
touyh and
nsiimplion
cure
This Is bryiiiul (iieHl..n lb
most siuee.sful CoiIKh M"11'
line ever known in v (!.''
lew it,,,- Inviiilnl.ly ems "
worst turn's of ( unijh, l'"
in. I Hi on.-li It 1st, wliili' IU""";
ilerful su.crs in Ihe cur 01
( i..isumpt, s wllli, ml a I-'"
illel hi I he history of nie.li' in
filiiiB its Hist itisi-oveyltl
been sold on a irimrMiiie'i
'it which no other iti-1 "in
can stand. U v.,n hsv
Cough, n earnestly ask y"J
otiylt. ln I'tllteil rilnleSSW i
( uiuiilu ?.. fsj. and V m " ,
In Kiigland la. W . 'l-"J
4s. Od.
lAir noeinirTnf?.l
r. BJ l ssvskb rnurnil-,v"
S.CWELLS&C1
LEROY, NY.
HAMILTON, CAN.
For tale by U. U. Huut''